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Winter Camping Symposium ’11: Part One

October 31, 2011 Andy 4 Comments Blog, Bushcraft, Camping, Gear, Reports, Winter Sports
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The official kickoff to the cold season has arrived! MORE >

We’re Off to Winter Camping Symposium ’11

October 27, 2011 Andy Leave a comment Bushcraft, Camping, Outdoor Living, Survival Skills
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Winter hasn’t officially begun yet, but to us… this weekend marks the kickoff. MORE >

Winter Camping Symposium Bio: Mors Kochanski

October 26, 2011 Pam Leave a comment Blog, Bushcraft, Canada, Outdoor Living
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The legendary authority on wilderness living skills and survival will be at this weekend’s Winter Camping Symposium. Read about his remarkable life. MORE >

“Saw Off” Competition at This Weekend’s Winter Camping Symposium

October 25, 2011 Andy Leave a comment Bushcraft, Camping, Outdoor Living
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Ready to show off your skills as a sawyer this weekend? Step up, Brawny Man. MORE >

Hudson Bay Bound: Final Chapter Reaching York Factory

October 21, 2011 Pam Leave a comment Blog, Canada, Canoeing, Film
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The female duo of Hudson Bay Bound, Natalie Warren and Ann Raiho, completed their 2250 mile journey from Minneapolis, MN to Hudson Bay, Canada. Curious to know how the final leg went? MORE >

Photo Friday: Autumn Colors & Loon

October 21, 2011 Andy Leave a comment Art, Blog, BWCAW, Nature, Wildlife
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A glimpse of a loon at the peak of fall colors. You’ll want to take a long look at this. MORE >

Poster Art: Keep Calm and Canoe On

October 20, 2011 Pam 2 Comments Art, Canoeing
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Here’s an amusing new twist on a familiar phrase for your empty wall. MORE >

enLIGHTened equipment’s Epiphany Down Quilt

October 19, 2011 Andy 2 Comments Blog, Camping, Gear
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Backpackers and canoeists alike will be interested in a vapor barrier quilt that is ultralight and waterproof. MORE >

A DIY Portage Pack

October 18, 2011 Andy Leave a comment Camping, Gear, Hacks, Hiking, Outdoor Living
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Think gear made for the Boundary Waters is tough? Just imagine the challenge of making your own… MORE >

UpNorthica Reads: Canoe Trip: North to Athabasca

October 17, 2011 Pam 6 Comments Blog, Books, Canada, Reviews
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Canadian rivers are locked in ice most of the year. During the summer they offer a brief window for paddling. MORE >